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1. Under Part I of the Judiciary's February 18, 2026 AI Governance Framework, which category expressly includes members of…
2. Under Part I.C of the Judiciary's 2026 AI Governance Framework, a large language model is described as which of the fol…
3. Under section 3 of DICT–CSC JMC No. 003, s. 2026, as issued, is coverage of officials and employees in the identified g…
4. A private lawyer uses an AI tool at home to prepare a pleading intended for court submission. The lawyer argues that th…
5. A government office outsources development of an AI system and claims that it cannot be an 'AI developer' under section…
6. A court contracts with a company to integrate machine-learning predictions into existing case-management software. The …
7. An LGU engages a job-order worker whose public-service tasks involve an AI-enabled platform. The supervisor claims that…
8. Explain the persons and activities covered by Part I.B–C of the Judiciary's February 18, 2026 AI Governance Framework. …
9. Under sections 3–4 of the issued DICT–CSC JMC No. 003, s. 2026, distinguish an AI developer, AI deployer, and AI user. …
10. A covered government office wants to treat a generative model and an AI-enabled service as outside the issued DICT–CSC …
11. A self-represented litigant uses an AI tool to prepare evidence for court. Can the person fall within the Judiciary Fra…
12. A tool combines hardware and software that partially incorporates AI technology. Does Part I.C.3 require an exclusively…